House of Representatives

SRES 352 requests a report on South Sudan's human rights practices, focusing on violations affecting non-citizens removed by the U.S. and guiding future assistance decisions.

The McCarran-Walter Technical Corrections Act streamlines immigration processes, clarifies definitions, and updates eligibility criteria, impacting immigrants and legal practitioners.

Bill S 2594 requires public schools in cities with over one million residents to offer remote learning during high community illness transmission, ensuring student safety and continuity.

Bill S 2636 raises the small claims court limit, allowing more individuals and small businesses to resolve disputes efficiently without costly legal representation.

Bill S 2565 allows HESC to adjust tuition assistance based on recent income changes due to job loss, helping students facing financial hardship access education funding.

Bill S 2572 allows individuals and groups to sing the national anthem or recite the pledge of allegiance in public spaces without needing a permit, promoting free expression.

Bill S 2629 allows New York City homeowners to opt out of city tree planting, giving them control over their property and addressing concerns about maintenance and landscaping.

Bill S 2608 ensures students needing nursing services meet the same educational standards as their peers, promoting equity and inclusivity in schools.

SRES 348 designates August 14, 2025, as National Save Social Security Day, urging reflection and action to protect Social Security for seniors and future generations.

The Tax Cut for Striking Workers Act excludes strike benefits from taxable income, aiding union members financially during strikes and preserving their Earned Income Tax Credit eligibility.